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webhooks.py
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# Copyright 2016 Google Inc. All Rights Reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
"""This module contains functions that are called whenever a particular
GitHub webhook is received."""
import time
import logging
import re
import github_helper
import webhook_helper
@webhook_helper.listen('ping')
def pong(data):
return {'msg': 'pong'}
def check_for_auto_merge_trigger(text):
"""Checks the text for the phrases that should trigger an automerge."""
# The comment must address @dpebot directly, on the same line
comment = re.search(
r'@{}\s+\b(.+)'.format(github_helper.github_user()), text, re.I)
if not comment:
return False
else:
# Just get the meat of the command
comment = comment.group(1).strip()
satisfaction = r'\b(pass|passes|green|approv(e|al|es|ed)|happy|satisfied)'
ci_tool = r'\b(travis|tests|statuses|kokoro|ci)\b'
merge_action = r'\bmerge\b'
triggers = (
r'{}.+({}.+)?{}'.format(merge_action, ci_tool, satisfaction),
r'{}.+{},.+{}'.format(ci_tool, satisfaction, merge_action),
'lgtm',
)
return any(re.search(trigger, comment, re.I) for trigger in triggers)
@webhook_helper.listen('issue_comment')
def acknowledge_merge_on_travis(data):
"""When a user comments on a pull request with one of the automerge
triggers (e.g. merge on green), this hook will add the 'automerge'
label.
Issue comment data reference:
https://developer.github.com/v3/activity/events/types/#issuecommentevent
"""
if data.get('action') != 'created':
return
# Make sure it's a PR.
if not github_helper.is_pull_request(data):
return
# If comment has trigger text.
comment = data['comment']
if not check_for_auto_merge_trigger(comment['body']):
return
# If user is a collaborator.
gh = github_helper.get_client()
repository = github_helper.get_repository(gh, data)
if not repository.is_collaborator(data['sender']['login']):
logging.info(
'{} is not an owner and is trying to tell me what to do.'.format(
data['sender']['login']))
# Write a comment about it.
pr = github_helper.get_pull_request(gh, data)
pr.create_comment(
'Okay! I\'ll merge when all statuses are green and all reviewers '
'approve.')
pr.issue().add_labels('automerge')
pr.issue().assign(github_helper.github_user())
@webhook_helper.listen('status')
def commit_status_complete_merge_on_travis(data):
"""When all statuses on a PR are green, this hook will automatically
merge it if it's labeled with 'automerge'.
Status data reference:
https://developer.github.com/v3/activity/events/types/#statusevent
"""
# TODO: Idea - if automerge has been triggered and the status fails,
# nag the committer to fix?
# If it's not successful don't even bother.
if data['state'] != 'success':
logging.info('Status not successful, returning.')
return
# NOTE: I'm not sure if there's a better way to do this. But, it seems
# the status change message doesn't tell you which PR the commit is
# from. Indeed, it's possible for a commit to actually be in multiple
# PRs. Anyways, the idea here is to get all open PRs with the
# tag 'automerge' and this commit in the PR.
commit_sha = data['commit']['sha']
gh = github_helper.get_client()
repository = github_helper.get_repository(gh, data)
# Sleep for about 15 seconds. Github's search index needs a few seconds
# before it'll find the results.
time.sleep(15)
query = '{} type:pr label:automerge is:open repo:{}'.format(
commit_sha, data['repository']['full_name'])
logging.info('Querying with: {}'.format(query))
results = gh.search_issues(query=query)
# Covert to pull requests so we can get the commits.
pulls = [result.issue.pull_request() for result in results]
logging.info('Found {} potential PRs: {}'.format(
len(pulls), pulls))
# See if this commit is in the PR.
# this check isn't actually strictly necessary as the search above will
# only return PRs that are 'green' which means we can safely merge all
# of them. But, whatever, I'll leave it here for now anyway.
pulls = [
pull for pull in pulls
if commit_sha in [commit.sha for commit in pull.commits()]]
logging.info('Commit {} is present in PRs: {}'.format(
commit_sha, pulls))
# Merge!
for pull in pulls:
merge_pull_request(repository, pull, commit_sha=commit_sha)
@webhook_helper.listen('pull_request_review')
def pull_request_review_merge_on_travis(data):
"""When all approvers approve and statuses pass, this hook will
automatically merge it if it's labeled with 'automerge'.
Status data reference:
https://developer.github.com/v3/activity/events/types/#pullrequestreviewevent
"""
# If it's not successful don't even bother.
if data['review']['state'] != 'approved':
logging.info('Not approved, returning.')
return
# If the PR is closed, don't bother
if data['pull_request']['state'] != 'open':
logging.info('Closed, returning.')
return
gh = github_helper.get_client()
repo = gh.repository(
data['repository']['owner']['login'],
data['repository']['name'])
pr = repo.pull_request(data['pull_request']['number'])
merge_pull_request(repo, pr, commit_sha=pr.head.sha)
def merge_pull_request(repo, pull, commit_sha=None):
"""Merges a pull request."""
# only merge pulls that are labeled automerge
labels = [label.name for label in pull.issue().labels()]
if 'automerge' not in labels:
logging.info('Not merging {}, not labeled automerge'.format(pull))
return
# only merge if all required status are reported
if not github_helper.has_required_statuses(pull):
logging.info('Not merging {}, missing required status'.format(pull))
return
# only merge pulls that have all green statuses
if not github_helper.is_sha_green(repo, commit_sha):
logging.info('Not merging {}, not green.'.format(pull))
return
# Only merge pulls that have been approved!
if not github_helper.is_pr_approved(pull):
logging.info('Not merging {}, not approved.'.format(pull))
return
# By supplying the sha here, it ensures that the PR will only be
# merged if that sha is the HEAD of the branch.
logging.info('Merging {}.'.format(pull))
github_helper.squash_merge_pr(pull, sha=commit_sha)
# Delete the branch if it's in this repo. ALSO DON'T DELETE MASTER.
if (pull.head.ref != 'master' and
'/'.join(pull.head.repo) == repo.full_name):
repo.ref('heads/{}'.format(pull.head.ref)).delete()